In this episode of the Here’s What Happened Podcast, Weston Emery sits down with Kinsley Tate White a recent contestant in two of MrBeast’s latest videos.

Kinsley was the runner-up in one of the challenges and came incredibly close to winning $100,000, giving her a front-row seat to what it’s really like behind the scenes of a MrBeast production. She shares what the experience was like competing, what Jimmy (MrBeast) is like off camera, the pressure of the challenges, and the moment she almost walked away with the prize.

But this episode goes far beyond YouTube challenges. Weston and Kinsley talk about faith in Jesus, influence online, dating, purpose, and staying grounded while opportunities and attention grow. Kinsley also opens up about her life outside of YouTube — studying at Oxford, leading worship, playing multiple instruments, hunting, flying planes, and more.

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